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The failure of the Monarch Insurance
company, Des Moines, is reported. B.
F. Allen being appointed receiver. The
liabilities are $64, ,689.79.
Alderman G.. S. Croft, of Wilkssbarre,
qas received intelligence that his family
has just fallen heirs to an estate in Hol-
land valued at s76, 600. .O0o
Mrs. Lucy A. Parker, living at Al
toona Iowa, and wife Of James A. Par
ker, well known engineer on the
Omaha road, had been adjudged insane.
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portant business Of Che Council the fol-
lowing officers we're reelected for the
ensuing two years:
Spiritual Director-Rev. j. B. Cotter.
Winona.
President-C. n. Hefferin, Rochester.
vice-President-T. j. Dunphy, Du-
luth.
secretary-E. F. scallop, MINNIE
apolis.
Treasurer Thomas S}avin, Wnona.
It was voted to hold the next State
Council in ST. Paul, after which the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
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icLinil.
HASTINGS.
CORRESPONDENCE. of The Ivist, Standard.

Correspondence Of The Iriat, Standard.
Mrs. 2. @. Hayford's house on Eighth
street was burned Monday forenoon
from defective chimney; loss ISL, ,Oo0.
Insurance. $500 on house and $500 Oh
furniture io the Northwestern, ". II.
Delzay agent.
The Gardner House is to be vacated,
G. W Hansen retiring. 1t lis to be sold
by thf; hotel company to N. il. Bailey,
OF River Falls. Charlie kept a good
house.
G. Fl. Conklin was brought down
Tuesday night from St. Josoph's hospi-
tal. Ha is doing as we'll as could be
expected.
JIM. Langenfeld5 has purchased a
l1a]f interest in NJ G. Tautges' shoe
store. They will do tieir share of bust
ness.
I'he Rev. Timothy Wilcoxson died IN
New Haven. Conn, Jan. q, in the 69th
year of his age. Mr.. W7ilcoxson came
to this city in 1855. and held the first
Episcopal service in this city. He was
man Of great kindness, and often
walked twenty miles in day to attend
to his ministerial duties.
Over 900 excursion tickets were sold
at the depot Thursday for the ice carni-
val. There we're sixteen conches.
G
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and Lieut.. Kenrick for all they have ac-
complished in the work Of drilling the
Hibernian Rifles.
j. FL. Moorhead was watching q
switch engine at the Sixth avenue eros
sing of the Milwaukee road yesterday
The engine blocked the street, and
while MIR. Moorhead was anathematiz.
ing the road, runaway team struck
him in the back, threw him into a
snow bank ten feet distant, and the
sleigh then ran over him. Mr.. Moor
head was not seriously hurt.
Postmaster Ankeny last Wednesday
received let er from woman IN Ne
braska asking that he will grant her
the favor Of banding it to the sfrewdest
and smartest lawyer Of his acqua1nt-
ance. Her trouble is that she owned
houses and lots in Omaha worth $50, GOO
and that man came to her and STRUCK
her with club November 10 and made
her sign the deeds, He is rich and mas
bribed all the lawyers in Nebraska. so
she sends to Minnesota.
a sad accident occurred on the six
o'clock motor going west last Monday
evening, by which Fl. l.. Peterson, d
plumber doing business at 1912 Third
avenue south, was fatally injured. Ae
got off at Iwenty-seventh street and
is supposed to have slipped and fallen
against the train, crushing his head and
face. The frontal bone was fractured.
He WAS taken to his home OH Grand
avenue, where he died Tuesday night.
He was married only two weeks ago to
a. niece Of Aid. Downs.
Joseph w. Merrill, brother Of W. IL.
Merrill, 7o5 Thirteenth street north,
was accidentally shot at St. George,
Utah, on the 12th ult. and died on the
Is b, three days after the accident oc
CURED. Mr.. Merrill had many ac~
qualntances in this city who will regret
his sad death During the years Of
1868 he was a member of the CRU
saders' society OF the Immaculate Con-
ceptlon parish. His relatives have de-
ternined upon bringing his remains to
this city for permanent burial.
The Fifth Ayenue North Improve
ment Association, with a capital stock
OF s1O, 900, was incorporated last We'd
nesdao by G. B. Msshen. z, TT. Gibbons,
t. G. Deterly, g. w. Taylor, M. Gal
]agfer. George w. f'arrier, V. II.
Slough, j. Cllanncey, j. f. Griffin, "A.
D. Smith, n. W. Brown, W. S. Barrett,
w. Fl. Miller, Alex Houston, J. e.
Shannessy. c. Is. Maben is president;
A. S. Smith. first vice-president; j. r,
Griffin, second vioe-pIesiden5; T. G.
Deterly, secretary; :. Fl. Slough, trea.
sIlrGr
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AFTER MANY YEARS
4 Brother and Sister Who We're Separated
in ireland Meet in Minneapolis.

in ireland Meet in Minneapolis.
Thomas Gavin S1 Sons conduct liv-
cry. boarding and sale stable at 247 and
and $40 First avenue south, in this city,
and, like many more good lrishmen, ad-
vertise their business in The IRISH
STANDARD. Thirty nine years ago
Thomas Gavin, sr.. left Ireland and
came to the United States, leaving be-
hind many sorrowing friends and rela~
tiqes. amongst others sister whom he
loved dearly. For years Mr. Gavin
kept up q correspondence with his
friends across the sea, but about
twenty-five years ago the letters ceased.
fIe has been resident Of Minneapolis
for eighteea years. Mr, and Mrs. Law
renee Glenn reside at 1908 Second street
n. i. Mrs, Glenn, whose maiden
+ anne was, Gavin. takes q great Interest
in reading this paper, The other day
her eve fell upon the advertisement Of
Thomas Gavin & Sons, and she felt
convinced that the senior member Of
the firm was a brother whein she had
not heard from for many years. So
firmly was sine Impressed with this idea
that she resolved to call upon Mr.
Gavin aud make inquiries on The point.
This she did, and after little explana-
ton she discovered in him her long lost
brother. It is scarcely necessary to
state that both Nh. Gavin and Mrs.
Glenn were oyslrjoyed to meet one an
other after a lapse Of SO many years.
and all through arl advertisement in
Tue IRISH STANDARD. A peculiar CIR
cumlstance III connection with this
happy reunion is that Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn out of the three years they have
lived III this city resided for consider
able length of time within one and
a~half blocks OF Mr.. C{avin's place Of
business Surely truth is stranger than
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THE WORLD AT LARGE.

The },ubli, debt was reduced over
S3, 600, 900 in January.
GOV. Foraker, Of Ohio, refuses 10 be
candidate iCr reelection
Bad SNOW blockade Oh The western dl~
vision OF the Canadian Pacific.
Mars. Dr. Thomas Hatchard, AIilwa1,-
kee. lis 'tup'' for stealing fur cap.
Phil. u. Miller killed linself at pnn-
ora. Ia. Ee lost good deal of money.
John Nelson thawed out a dynamite
cartridge at Il 1rley, Wis. He is dead
John Hirschberg, once merchant in
Minnesota, killed himself at Vancouver,
B. o.
Two boys, 8 and 10 years old. we're
murdered in the woods in Jones county,
Ga, by Sam Bjvius; aged lS.
Gov. Ireland has Withdrawn from tie
Texas senatorial contest, al I'd it is thought
his siren 9Th we'll go to Marcy.
The cold wave and blizzard caught
two men fishing on the ice near Mar
g71ette, Mich: and only one got to the
shore.
Brooks, alias Maxwell and the Chis
nese highbindera have been granted s
stay Of execution at St. Louis until
April l..
,~ Blackstone, the Portland, HE, de.
faulter, has grown pale and haggard as
Winnipeg. He will probably be extra
dited.
Charles Talbot, night clerk at the
Memphis, Guyosa Hotel, got away with
Fanny Davenport's diamonds, worth
s35, 600.
Bills were filed in the United States
court at Springfield, ILL.,, by the acting
trustee in issues of bonds Of the Wabash
system amounting to SIS, 900, ,O00. These
suits are begun in harmony with Judge
Gresham's decision requiring local jur-
1sdicMon
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cas}3as Sii, LAUN Dry ;;;;;;' :; A. ;
This is the old reliable; headquarters
for first-cIass work; prompt attention
land honest treatment. Our past his
tory is ourb best reference and strongest
guarantee.
Notes From Green Isle.
orrespondence of The Irish Standard

Correspondence OF The Irish Standard.
Among the towns that have sprung
mp along the line Of the Minneapolis &
ST. Louis railroad during the past five
or six years, is that of Green Isle, Sibley'
county, on the Arlington branch Of that
line, about fifty miles from Minneapolis.
It's population of about 300 souls is,
almost wholly of Irish extraction. For
town Of it's size Green Isle already
shows many signs Of prosperity, and if
the spirit of its people is any indicat ion
will, in the no distant future, become
one of the thriving go-ahead villages, in
business point Of view, as well as other
wise, that Minnesota delights to boast Of.
Sibley county is blessed with fine farm
ing and timber lands, and that section
that bounds Green Isle, looking at it
from any point of the compass, can
justly be said to be among the choicest
and the best. st. Bernari's Catholic
church, situated on Parnell street, would
be credit to any city, and will,
when completed, cost in the neighboz-
hood Of $50, 600. III connection with
the church there lis the Father Mathew
Total Abstinence society with member
ship Of $50, the Wonau's g Rosary society
and a library which promises steady
growth and a great amount Of good in
the future. Rev. j. J. Hand, who was
at one time assistant pastor Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
Minneapolis, NJ is the parish priest,
Father Hand presides over the desti-
mics Of the temperance society, with Mr,
John McCranu as the honore.1 secre-
tary.
A. "Jacks0nian'' Democrat holds the
reins as postmaster. We believe his
name is Hugh McGrann.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis have al,
extensive elevator here where the highest
cash price is always paid for wheat.
Mr.. Finn of the firm of Brown sz
Finn, who are in charge Of an excellent
general store and do al extensive busi~
ness here, is building q neat and tasty
residence. 1t will be cone Of the finest"
when finished.
Dennis Downs, Jr., is one of the hesi
kuown young men. perhaps i'll this sac
ticn. he is The genial proprietor OF the
MERCHANTS Hotel of this place. and had
the honor Of representing Slhley county
in the state legislature OF 1885.
Green Isle, has it's Land League 1t
doesn't meet often, bnt when it does
business of the utmost importance to
the cause is transacted. They have not
been backward III their donations TO the
League fund, nor will they be unt1l
Home Rule for the old land has been
secured.
The columns of HE InrsH STANDARD
will always be open TO interesting cor
respondence. We trust Green isle will
will not be backward III this regard,
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Dayitt Branch

Owing to the extreme cold last Sun
day evening, the Attendance at the meet
ing OF the Davitt branch WAS mol very
large, and the programme was short in
consequences. MIR. Vail delivered 4 stir
ring address, and Messrs. Foley and
Murphy sang duet which was we'll
rec eiye{. Several other spirited ad~
dresses were delivered, and the following &
gentlemen contributed 81 each to the
league fund: John j. McHale and a. j.
Finnegan. A good programme has been
prepared for next Sunday evening, and
will be carried out II the weather ger
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The League Entertainment.

The entertainment which was
to have been given by the Davitt
branch I. N. L., at Harmonic Hall,
January 27,/will take place next Thurs
day evening, February 10, at Window
Hall. All those having purchased
tickets will End them good a. Window
Hall Thursday evening next. An en-
tertainmeut Of high order will be
given. and will be well worth the small
admission fee asked, which is twenty
FIVE cents. Everybody should turn out;
and contribute by their presence to the
success of the grand cause for which
the League is working.
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PERSONAL.

f.. NJ. Jatfray, Of 5tu Canatiian-Ameri-
can. called on US this week
J. G. O'Keefe, Of Harrison the Tail
or's, is OH the sick list.
John Cullen, agent for the Cleveland
Cooperative Stove Co., has gone east
for short visit.
Miss Mary Sullivan, of Lake City. is
visiting At the home Of J. j. Mullane,
800 Third street south.
David p. Aller,l has returned from
Chicago, and will have co1nplete control
Of the business Of The Encyclopedia
britannica in this city FOR the future.
Mr.. Ahern's many friends will be
pleased to learn Of his return TO Mime
aD0Iis.
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NORTHWESTERN NOTES,
pAKOTi.

pAKOTi.
New postofice, Eyford, Penlbina
county.
G. A. f.. encampment at Jamestown,
March Is and a.
A. J. O'keefe hasbeen appointed city
attorney at Grand Forks.
Aberdeen is to have another brick"
ward with "a, ,00O daily capacity.
John r. Wilson, Of Deadwood, denies
that he wants "a be attoruey-general.
Dead body of Farmer Cole found
near Sheldon Saturday night. Heart
disease.
Deadwood has organized g. stock ex-
change with d. a. Mcpherson presi-
dent, and % members.
February tenn supreme court COM
nlanced at Bismarck Tuesday. The Cal
euder contains 50 cases.
Nine Pierre nimrods recently killed
l2l jack rabbits in one day. One Of
them was four feet long.
If Erookings Gets q share of the con
gressioral appropriation for aeEicul-
ttlraI colleges more land will be bought.
Newark rirnrods were excited Mon
day Ivy the appearance Of q herd Of an~
teIopa. The whole town turned cut.
Mrs Edward Walter was frozen to
death Saturday ',ear Devils Lake while
going two~t|lir1s of a mile to Il nalgh-
boris house.
MrsNEsoTa.
Fergus Fails Scotcll1nen nave o]'gal]~
ized q ST. Andrews society
The Red Wing Salmagundi Club has
elected f. IT, Rlndget president.
Agnes Huntington wtis greeted ay 3
large audience at Duls,tt2 Monday night.
Predicted t|iat 1887 coal receipts at
Duluth will reach 100000 tons or
more.
TIE Duluth chamber CT conmercs.
recon naainis the purchase OF q site IN
common for The city and county baiid--
ings.
Anna Swenson. aged ~, oi Vasa,
near Red Wing, hung herself to q, Jree
Saturday night white temporarily de-
ranged
a Duluth lard syndicate has bcugEt
500 acres in Dakota and will plat ii for
manufacturing sites The company
has a million capital.
A Fergus Falls special says '';55tatis"
tics OF Otter I'ali county, for 1885, show
twins, s: tripIets, one" One tripiet
must be & natural curiosity.
The following Minnesotiays received
pensions Mouday: John Smithling,
Duluth; Albert Kotiling, Monticello;
:}arnes Roren, Ereeborr,: james Nieaox,
Tracy: James WeG!1ire, ST. Paul.
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AT RAYS TEA STORE
You Gan Get

iOU Uan Get
lbs. best Mocha and Java Coffee
for. ...S1.OO
81 lbs. best O'G, Java Coffee for. 100
lbs. Rays Best Combination. 100
A lbs, best Golden Eio for. ..... 100
Coffees roasted and pulverized daily.
Ideal one.minute coffee pots, Import
ed baskets of fine Japan Teas at prices
that defy competition.
T. RAY & Co..
80 Washington avenue south.
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Eighty members Of the North Star
Ioboggan club attended the perform
:snce at the Grand last Tuesday night
10y the Maggie Mitchell company. The
procession of the club and drum corps
TO the theater has exemplifed the mag
nifcent drill the club has attained. Miss
Mitchell was presented at the close of
the first act will, a magnificent tobog-
gan in flowers
Father Corbett delivered very able
and convincing sermon on Che value Of
total abstinence at Cahill Settlement on
Sunday last, and as a result twenty
new members were added to the roll of
the DIR. Cahill Temperance Society Of
OF thatplace. Officers were also elected for
the ensuing year as follows: President,
Dennis McCauley; secretary, Thomas
Moriarty; treasurer, Patrick Ryan.
The Hibernian Rifles will order
thirty six uniforms during the coming
week III order to be ready to make q
pleasing appearance in the st. Patrick's.
Day parade. Bids were received for
furnishing uniforms from several Of the
leading tailors in the city. The usual
weekly drill was also held on N;ednes-
day evening and was largely attended.
Much credit is due to Capt. Kennedy
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It was q happy occasion at the Pray
works Saturday, says the Northwestern
Miller, when the 100 OF more employees
.eongregated aud received from Assignee
Robinson the $4,000 due them. There
were ver2 few whose wages exceed the
limit of $50 established by law for full
payment, and they were the recipients
of practically all that was owed to them.
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From Deeth.

We received this morning IN anony-
nous communication from Deeth de-
nouncing the present Legislature, and
while there is, perhaps, much truth in
the writer's structures we think his
charges are rather too sweeping. We
must, however, adhere to our rule,
which has frequently been published in
these columns, that all communications
must be accompanied by the name. of
the writer, not necessarily for publica-
ton but as IN evidence of good faith.
We cannot take the responsibility of
publishing an article unless we know
who the author is, and for this reason
the Deeth communication does not ap-
pear.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

FRESH Pop Corn, at W. T. Smiths.
Fresh H. n. butter at s. NJ. Hen
ley's.
Navel Orange and Cocoanuts, at
Henley's.
Kinks Blue India Soap, best on
earth, at Henley's.
Genuine New Orleans molasses for
sale at W. T. Smiths
Buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. It's
excellent for bath or toilet.
Try onr New Hampshire PURE ma
pie syrup at w. t. Smiths
Pure New York cider vinegar SO
cents gallon. at w. T. Smiths
You can buy II lbs Extra light Brown
Sugar at w. T. Smiths for 81 90 cash
Cash will buy a lob bucket Fair
bank 8 lard for $1,25 at w. T. Smiths.
The celebrated Maher q Grosh hand
made Knives, every one warranted, ut
Henley's
The Holidays are past and Joe Rosan-
stock has still on hand large assort-
ment of fancy goods which will be sold
at reduced prices.
81. Chase, of the "Live and Let Live"
Grocery Store, has on hand a large
stock of Coal Oil of the best brands man.
ufactured which will he sold in quanti-
ties to suit at bottom prices.
1t is generally conceded that moth
ing can be saved by sending away for
goods, rs NJ. keinhart will duplicate
Sacramento and San Francisco prices.
An examination of goods and prices
will demonstrate the fact.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having this day sold the EIko Brew
cry. to MIR. A. J. Hybschura I take
pleasure in recommending the new pro-
prictor to my patrons and friends,
trusting that they will favor him with
the same liberal patronage which I ha We
enjoyed i'll the past. Any person hav-
ing A." claim against me will please pre-
sent the same without delay, and all
persons knowing themselves indebted
to me will confer favor by making i'm
medi"te payment.
With thanks for the liberal patronage
extended to me in past years, and with
kind wishes for the future prosperity of
my successor, am
Respectfully,
ANTOINE BIxEL.
Elko Mar. I, 1887.
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Fall and wiuter Goodsl

1 have just received fine assortment
Of samples for FALL AND WINTER
suits, and as I have made special ar
rangements, I am now prepared to
make clothes to order cheaper than ever
before. None can compete with ME il
prices. If you want nice suit, don't
delay. Remember, perfect fit guaran-
teed. No fit. no pay.
M. REINHARr
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Nevada
Live Stock Association will be held al
Reno,
Ths 18th Day of March. 1857.
A full attendance Is earnestly solicit
ed. All interested in stock are cordiul
ly invited to attend.
Z. W. CRUTCHER, President,
R. W. LEWIS, Secretary.
Winnemucca, Feb. 10, 1887.
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Q Nsss Il t-sN psH ? So ..rr
Gallop $780, recommended by free
conference committee; passed unani-
mously.
( Senate bill No 192, granting $1,000
each to district agriculture al associa-
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Assembly joint resolution; by Pike,
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NoTICEl

Mr.. G. W. Grover, at the INDEpESD-
ENr Office, has authority to collect
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same, during my absence from Elko.
For the next three months nv adj
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INFORMATION wanted of WILL
LAM HENRY ROY, whs, about 10
years ago. left Huntington, Nevada, for
arizona, and has not since been heard
VI. 1t was supposed he intended To-
ssung In the vicinity OF Silver City,
NsVada. Any information sent to his
brother, J. E. BOY. Halifax, Nova
"s0'''' will be. thanldully received.